Macho Man Randy Savage Ornament
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Macho Man Randy Savage ornament: it's the Cream of the Crop
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- Winter & Christmas & New Year's
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This is a Christmas ornament showcasing Randy Savage and the holiday spirit.
v2 now available: Changed the hat a bit, straightened up lines. Everything is much more consistent than the last version and prints much better. More aesthetically pleasing. My initial print of this model had some over-extrusion due to my own settings as seen in the photos. If you haven't had issues with that before, you will not have them with this model.
Printing Information:
- Print Thin Walls: In Cura, there is an option called “Print Thin Walls” that needs to be On/Selected. I do not know what this is called in other slicers or if it would be an issue at all.
- Print Outer Wall First: Again, this is a Cura setting I suggest turning on. I do not know what it is called in other slicers.
- Filament Changes: The print is set up for .2mm layer height and two filament changes. I print with .2mm layers and do filament changes as follows: white filament first, change to red filament at layer 11, change to black filament at layer 13.
- Infill: Decide on your infill % based on your printer's bridging ability. As long as you can get good top layers, infill doesn't really matter as the ornament doesn't necessarily need to be strong.
- Top & Bottom Layers: The opaqueness of your background filament is the major factor here. I would say 2 top layers is the minimum, though I go 3 with the white PLA I use. Good ironing settings also make this print look a lot nicer. I select “Highest Layer Only” as I don't mind some texture on the background and hat, but I like the black outlines and features smoothed out.
- I suggest printing with a nozzle no larger than .4mm as some of the lines are very thin.
Please leave feedback and suggestions for model improvement, I would appreciate the constructive criticism.